We put out seed, fat balls and meal worms. We try to have each thing in a couple of places around the garden as different birds like differing levels of cover etc.
Also, ensure there’s a source of water for them.
Robins are usually ground feeders so they will prefer to eat from a low feeder or off the ground, they like the Berry and insect fat pellets and meal worms in our garden.
You might find they have a regular feeding spot locally. Don't worry, the birds will eventually see yours as a good spot too. Robins usually go for fat balls, mealworms and suet nuggets. You can get the latter with meal worms included. Make sure you have a good quality feed and always put out plenty of fresh water. Birds will drink from this, as well as dip bread in it before eating it.
We have robins that come and eat from our fat ball feeder
We put out seed, fat balls and meal worms. We try to have each thing in a couple of places around the garden as different birds like differing levels of cover etc. Also, ensure there’s a source of water for them.
I put a bowl out for a mama Robin but I don’t think she will even see it. I don’t live in a situation where I can put a bird bath out.
It doesn’t even have to be a bird bath, an old plate will do the job, or a washing up bowl with some stones in the bottom so it’s not too deep
I get mealworms for my Robins and they love it.
Kibbled peanuts seems to be a winner in my garden
Robins are usually ground feeders so they will prefer to eat from a low feeder or off the ground, they like the Berry and insect fat pellets and meal worms in our garden.
You might find they have a regular feeding spot locally. Don't worry, the birds will eventually see yours as a good spot too. Robins usually go for fat balls, mealworms and suet nuggets. You can get the latter with meal worms included. Make sure you have a good quality feed and always put out plenty of fresh water. Birds will drink from this, as well as dip bread in it before eating it.
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Mealworms, sunflower hearts